Things to do in Croatia
Boat Tour Split77 optionsBlue Cave Dubrovnik33 optionsDay Trips from Dubrovnik11 optionsBoat Tour Dubrovnik93 optionsKayaking Dubrovnik11 optionsGame of Thrones Split23 optionsDubrovnik Walking Tour59 optionsKrka Waterfalls from Split25 optionsDay Trips from Split30 optionsDubrovnik Airport Shuttle8 optionsBoat Tour Zadar23 optionsSplit Airport Transfer17 options
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Split: Klis Fortress Sunset & Salona Roman Ruins TourYou ride from Split port through the city, spend time exploring the Roman ruins at Salona, then head to Klis Fortress for free exploration and sunset views over the Adriatic. The tour includes air-conditioned transport and an English-speaking driver; you pay entrance fees separately at each site and can choose to end at the waterfront promenade or return to the port.Is it for me?A good fit if you're staying in Split and want to combine Roman history with a famous filming location without arranging your own transport or timing the sunset yourself—the afternoon schedule and fixed route handle both.
Ljubljana, Postojna Cave & Predjama Castle from ZagrebA full-day guided tour from Zagreb takes you to Ljubljana for a walking tour of the capital's architecture and riverbanks, then underground at Postojna Cave with a train ride through stalactites and stalagmites, and finishes at Predjama Castle built into a cliff. The tour runs 12.5 hours with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup from Zagreb, and entrance fees to both cave and castle included; food and drinks are separate.Is it for me?Book this if you want Ljubljana's architecture, Postojna Cave's underground train, and Predjama Castle in one day from Zagreb—choose it only if you're willing to spend the full day traveling and touring rather than exploring a second destination.
Self-Guided Walking Tour of Rovinj: 9 Stops, Your PaceA self-guided walking tour of Rovinj covers 9 stops across the Old Town and waterfront, from Valdibora Square to the Riva promenade, with audio stories and a map on your smartphone. Start whenever you like, pause at any point, and explore at your own pace with no groups or schedules. Audio and text are available in seven languages.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for a leisurely morning or afternoon in Rovinj without blocking the rest of your day. The self-guided format means you can linger at a café on Grisia Street or sit on the rocks at Monte Beach without anyone waiting, and start or stop whenever the mood fits your schedule.
Private Cultural Walking Tour in Rovinj Old TownA private two-hour walking tour through Rovinj Old Town with a local English-speaking guide, covering the Church of St. Euphemia, Grisia Street, the Balbi Arch and the narrow lanes that connect them. The route is suitable for all fitness levels and follows the town's layered history—Venetian influence, baroque details, and the stories tied to each stop. Museum entry tickets are optional and purchased separately.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to explore Rovinj's history and architecture with a guide who knows the stories behind each street and building, rather than wandering on your own. The private format means the pace and stops are yours to shape, and two hours is enough to cover the main sites without rushing through them.
Split: Klis Fortress & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou visit Klis Fortress for an hour with a guide who explains the Game of Thrones filming and the medieval history, then return to Split Old Town to walk through Diocletian's Palace substructures and the alleys where King's Landing scenes were shot. Transport, entry to both sites, and a professional guide are included; you choose between a private group or semi-private option for couples and solo travelers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the Game of Thrones filming locations without arranging transport, buying tickets separately, or navigating the sites alone — the guide handles the history and the logistics, leaving you to focus on the views and the stories.
Krka Waterfalls Day Trip from Split: Private Transfer & Park EntryYou're picked up at your Split hotel and driven 90 minutes to Krka National Park, where you walk the waterfall trails for 2–3 hours and take a boat down to Skradin for lunch. The return journey takes another 90 minutes. Hotel drop-off is included, and the vehicle has air conditioning and WiFi for the drive.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Krka National Park without arranging your own transport or navigating the park alone — the private vehicle means pickup from your hotel and a driver who knows the route, which removes the logistics from your day.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split: City Walls & Family CookingYou visit Dubrovnik's City Walls, four major monasteries and palaces, and swim in the Trebizat River if you want to. Lunch is cooked with a local family in their home, with homemade wine and brandy included. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Split, plus all transport and entry fees, are handled for you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dubrovnik's main sights without managing transport or entry logistics, and you'd rather eat with locals than at a tourist restaurant — the private vehicle and family-home meal are what make a full day possible without feeling rushed.
Klis Fortress & Game of Thrones: Private Split Tour with Olive TastingYou're driven from Split to Klis Fortress with a private guide who shows you the Game of Thrones filming locations and the real military history layered beneath them. Entry to the fortress and the Olive Museum at Stella Croatica are included, as is a tasting of traditional Croatian products at their concept store. The whole day—transport, guide, three entries, water and WiFi—is arranged before you arrive, leaving you free to focus on the views and the story.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Klis Fortress without arranging your own transport and entry—the 30-minute drive and three separate stops are handled, and the Game of Thrones context gives the fortress a narrative frame that makes the history stick.
Zagreb Airport Transfer: Private Van & Meet-and-GreetYou're met at the airport arrivals by a driver holding your nameplate, helped with luggage, and driven directly to your Zagreb accommodation in a private air-conditioned van. The service includes WiFi on board and English-speaking staff. Groups up to seven travel together without sharing the ride with other passengers, and the fixed price is confirmed when you book your flight details in advance.Is it for me?This works well if you're landing with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue or the uncertainty of arranging local transport — the driver's waiting with your name, the route is direct, and the price is locked in before you land.
Split: Klis Fortress, Salona & Trogir Private Day TripYou're picked up from your Split hotel and driven to Klis Fortress for a walking tour of the ramparts and views across the coast; then to ancient Salona to explore the Roman amphitheater and scattered ruins; and finally to medieval Trogir to see the Cathedral of St. Lovro, Kamerlengo Fortress, and the old town's narrow streets. The driver-guide handles navigation and context, and you return to your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Split's three most important historical sites in one day without arranging transport, timing connections, or navigating between them — the private vehicle and guide handle all three, which is what makes a full regional tour possible in a single afternoon.
Dubrovnik Private Day Trip from Split: UNESCO Walls & Old TownYou're picked up from your Split hotel and driven to Dubrovnik in a private air-conditioned vehicle. A local guide walks you through the Old Town's main sites—the Stradun, Cathedral, Rectors Palace, and Dominican Monastery—then you explore freely for three hours before the return drive. Hotel drop-off is included, and the whole day runs 10.5 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dubrovnik's UNESCO Old Town and medieval walls without renting a car or coordinating your own transport—the private format and fixed schedule mean you spend your time in the city, not arranging logistics.
Walking tour of Rovinj: Local history and narrow streetsA walking tour of Rovinj led by a licensed local guide covering the town's history and the broader story of Istria. You walk the cobbled streets, visit the Church of St. Euphemia to see the sarcophagus of Euphemia, and hear how the town developed. The guide offers restaurant and sights suggestions tailored to where you're staying.Is it for me?This is a shared walking tour with a licensed local guide, so you move as a group at a walking pace through the town. It suits anyone who wants the history and stories behind what they're seeing, told by someone who actually lives here, rather than a self-guided walk or a longer bus-based tour. Suitable for all fitness levels, though the streets are cobbled and involve some walking.
Split: Diocletian's Palace & Game of Thrones Filming LocationsYou walk through Split's Diocletian's Palace and its Roman basements with a licensed guide who knows both the city's 1,700-year history and exactly where Game of Thrones was filmed. You visit the Peristyle Square, the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the Gregory of Nin statue, and sit on an actual throne from the show. Palace admission is separate; the tour itself covers the walking route, the guide's knowledge, and the connections between ancient Rome and modern television.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Split's two identities—Roman fortress and television set—without piecing it together alone. A private guide handles the navigation and the context, leaving you free to absorb both the 1,700-year-old stone and the show's backstory.
Dubrovnik Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: 3 Routes, Old Town & CavtatYou board at Pile Gate and choose your duration: a quick 30-minute loop, a 90-minute tour hitting Old Town and Lapad with bridge and viewpoint photo stops, or a full 180-minute run down to Cavtat with 45 minutes to explore. Multi-lingual audio guide, flexible hop-on hop-off stops, and no advance booking required — you just show up at any stop and board.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Dubrovnik's main sights and the coastal views without renting a car or figuring out which bus goes where — the fixed stops and audio guide mean you get the geography and the highlights in one loop, and you can hop off whenever something interests you.
Split to Zagreb transfer with Plitvice Lakes tour: 8–12 hoursA private transfer from Split to Zagreb that includes a guided tour of Plitvice Lakes National Park, with hotel pickup and drop-off at both ends. The journey takes 8 to 12 hours depending on how long you spend at the park. Your driver is a local guide who speaks English and handles all the logistics—you arrive in Zagreb without arranging the transport separately.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Split and Zagreb and want to stop at Plitvice Lakes without renting a car—your driver guides you through the park and handles all navigation while you travel on your own schedule.
Istrian Peninsula Photography Tour: Motovun, Rovinj, PulaThis full-day photography tour departs Zagreb and covers the Istrian peninsula's three most photographed sites: the hilltop village of Motovun with its intact medieval walls, the seaside town of Rovinj with its baroque church and colorful harborfront, and Pula's sixth-largest standing Roman amphitheater. A professional photographer guide leads groups of two to seven, with hotel pickup and private vehicle transport included. The tour runs 12 to 14 hours and suits both novice and advanced photographers.Is it for me?Book this tour if you shoot with your own camera and want a guide who understands light and composition—the professional photographer leading it knows where to position you at each stop and how the sun moves through the day. The small group size (two to seven people) and private vehicle mean you're not competing for angles or waiting for a bus schedule to move on.
Split to Dubrovnik: Mostar & Family Lunch in HardomiljeYou start at your Split hotel, drive to Mostar to walk the Old Bridge and bazaar, then head into the hills to a family home in Hardomilje village for a homemade lunch and time by the Trebižat River. The van takes you onward to Dubrovnik in the late afternoon. Hotel pickup, lunch, snacks, and transport are all included; the day runs full but doesn't feel rushed.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Mostar and reach Dubrovnik in one day without renting a car or piecing together transport — the fixed itinerary handles the driving and timing, and the stop at a family home gives you a real meal and a break from the usual tourist circuit.
Pula to Poreč Transfer: Private Car & Airport PickupYou book a private car from Pula airport, port, or hotel, and a driver meets you at your chosen pickup point. The vehicle is air-conditioned with WiFi on board, and you're driven directly to your accommodation or destination in Poreč. Baby seats are available if you need them. No waiting, no negotiation — the price is fixed and the route is yours to choose.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid taxis, shared shuttles, and the uncertainty of arranging transport on arrival — the fixed price and confirmed driver mean you can step out of the airport and into your car without thinking about it.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split: Old Town & Cable Car ViewsYou're picked up from Split in the early morning and driven to Dubrovnik, where you walk the Old Town with a local guide through its main landmarks, then have 2.5 hours to swim, eat or wander on your own. After that, a panorama drive takes you to the cable car viewpoint, Ombla River and the bridge overlook before returning to Split in the evening. The fixed schedule means you don't arrange transport, entry or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dubrovnik's main sights without arranging your own transport or timing—the early start and fixed schedule fit a full day trip inside the drive from Split, and the free time in the middle lets you choose what matters most to you.
Dubrovnik Day Trip from Split: Private Transfer & Oyster TastingYou get hotel pickup, a private driver-guide for the full day, entry to Dubrovnik's Old Town and its main monuments (City Walls, monasteries, palaces), oyster tasting at Ston Bay, and optional wine tasting and lunch. The two-hour drive each way means you're in Dubrovnik for most of the middle of the day, and nothing is locked into a fixed time except your return to the hotel.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Dubrovnik's main sights in one day without renting a car or coordinating separate transport and entry tickets — the private vehicle and included guide mean you move at your own pace and don't have to navigate or wait for group departures.
